ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Cafeteria’ CategoryCoffee – Retail Inshopnia in Vigo, Spain by NAN ArchitectsThursday, October 30th, 2014Article source: NAN Architects The client offered us a different concept. A place where they could live a clothing store and a small cafe space. both naturally came together, and at the same time complement each other.  Image Courtesy © Iván Casal Nieto
GEEK comfortable bar & cafe Shop in Shizuoka, JAPAN by iks design (Masakazu Kobayashi)Friday, October 24th, 2014Article source: iks design (Masakazu Kobayashi) This bar, GEEK located on a quiet street, but still just one block away from a busy boulevard. The concept of GEEK is relaxing atmosphere for quality time. We’ ve specified materials to make good use of these materials. What the materials are Mortar with Sumi, Wood-wool cement board, Concrete Block, Wooden plywood, Steel Window Flame, Brass light and hardware.  Image Courtesy © Takumi Sugimura
Paul Bert Léon Blum Boa Canteen in Lille-Lomme, France by D’HOUNDT+BAJART Architects & AssociatesWednesday, September 24th, 2014Article source: D’HOUNDT+BAJART Architects & Associates A unifying and fun building:  Image Courtesy © D’HOUNDT+BAJART Architects & Associates
MIGUEL RIO BRANCO GALLERY – INHOTIM in Brumadinho, Brasil by Arquitetos AssociadosSaturday, September 6th, 2014Article source: Arquitetos Associados INHOTIM  Image Courtesy © Leonardo Finotti
HOME CAFE in Beijing, China by PENDA DESIGNSSaturday, September 6th, 2014Article source: PENDA DESIGNS Penda has been commissioned by the Beijing-based property developer Hongkun to lay out a concept for its café brand Home Café with potential to spread it throughout China. The café chain will incorporate various concept versions to offer spaces to breathe in heavily polluted areas of China. Two debut locations opened its doors in Beijing and Tianjin. With air pollution being a major issue in Chinese cities, Penda decided to create a café for visitors to take a deep breath of clean air.  Image Courtesy © PENDA DESIGNS
Salvaged ring in Nha Trang city, Vietnam by a21studĩoTuesday, July 1st, 2014Article source: a21studĩo Salvaged ring is a coffee shop located along side with a highway in the countryside of Nha Trang, Vietnam. After years working, the owner, which is a local carpenter, has a big stock of scrap wood that he wishes to give another life to them rather than leaving it fall into oblivion. Therefore, an idea that a building salvages these pieces of wood has come to life.  Image Courtesy © a21studĩo
Cafeteria Sheet Lightning in Berlin, Germany by die Baupiloten BDAThursday, June 26th, 2014Article source: die Baupiloten BDA Sheet Lightning in the Technical University’s Main Building. The Baupiloten construct a new cafeteria full of mood- and weather-dependent lighting. The Baupiloten have constructed a new cafeteria within the framework of a new master plan for the remodeling of the TU Berlin’s main building. The cafeteria connects two courtyards located within the listed 19th century building and provides them with a new function. The cafeteria’s distinctive luminous ceiling is already visible from the university’s foyer and through the windows of the inner courtyards.  Image Courtesy © Jan Bitter
Refurbishment of the former factory of Can Miguell (1850) in Mataró, Spain by Toni GironesMonday, June 2nd, 2014Article source: Toni Girones The city council of Mataró seeks to provide a new space for the city with mixed uses, in which both public and private areas can coexist. Whereas the public areas will consist of a multipurpose space for workshops or exhibitions (3rd floor) and a cafeteria (ground floor), the private zones will be occupied by offices and work areas for the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (1st and 2nd floor).  Image Courtesy © Toni Girones
Show Area of Vanke in Tsingdao, China by SLOW ArchitectsFriday, January 17th, 2014Article source: SLOW Architects This small building is the show area of Vanke during the World Horticultural Exposition 2014 in Tsingdao. It will be used as a cafeteria serving the game area beside it. The café adopts a semi-open form as a respondence to the outdoor game area that makes it more accessible as well as creating an internal café space. Besides normal tables and seats, the café provides informal seats facing the game area that allow people to enjoy a coffee during game breaks.  Image Courtesy © Zhou Ruogu
Cafeteria in Ushimado, Japan by Niji ArchitectsTuesday, January 7th, 2014Article source: Niji Architects This cafeteria is a timber framed, single-story building located in Ushimado of Setouchi city, Okayama prefecture, Japan. It serves as a canteen for a local construction company as well as a cafeteria for the local community. The building structure and its finishes are kept simple and the presence of the building is kept to a bare minimum. The building design focuses mainly on its primary function as a cafeteria for the local people and to familiarize itself to the community.  Image Courtesy © Masafumi Harada / Niji Photo
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